A narrow patch of land stands between the invasive species and the Pilbara – 27 million hectares where native species thrive. A new program taking aim at the cane toads’ Achilles heel.

From taxidermy to high-end fashion to a source of bush tucker (with dire warnings attached), this small group of innovators ...

Cane toads are expanding into new parts of Queensland, as experts reveal the most humane way to stop their spread.

A giant cane toad found in Conway National Park in north ... “They eat everything, every insect, every other small frog, little reptile, they just consume whatever they can.

The cane toad competes with native amphibians and is also highly toxic. It excretes toxins as a way to protect itself against predators, and it may sicken or kill small animals (including cats and ...

The Balanggarra Rangers say they are on top of the cane toad problem in their region and are seeing an increase in native species. The rangers say toad numbers have gone down locally and "we got ...